Sightseeing
Algiers Courthouse
225 Morgan StGet your marriage on a block down the street.... Are you ready gentleman?!?!
After your Courthouse elope walk a few more blocks to celebrate!!! Compass Point Events offers a great venue for weddings and special family and corporate events. They offer a full menu of services, and even have guest cottages on site for bride/groom during weddings.
Compass Point Events
200 Opelousas AveAfter your Courthouse elope walk a few more blocks to celebrate!!! Compass Point Events offers a great venue for weddings and special family and corporate events. They offer a full menu of services, and even have guest cottages on site for bride/groom during weddings.
Your unit is just a short walk away from the Algiers to New Orleans ferry terminal. Go explore the French Quarter or jump on the streetcar to take in the incredible architecture down St. Charles Ave. The standard price to ride the ferry to / from Algiers point is $2.00, with discounted rate of $1.00 for seniors & disabled persons. If you are planning on multiple trips to / from Algiers point, you may want to consider one of the multi-use passes they offer. Multi-use passes are available via the RTA app, which you can download from the iPhone or android store.
68 locals recommend
Algiers Ferry Terminal station
Your unit is just a short walk away from the Algiers to New Orleans ferry terminal. Go explore the French Quarter or jump on the streetcar to take in the incredible architecture down St. Charles Ave. The standard price to ride the ferry to / from Algiers point is $2.00, with discounted rate of $1.00 for seniors & disabled persons. If you are planning on multiple trips to / from Algiers point, you may want to consider one of the multi-use passes they offer. Multi-use passes are available via the RTA app, which you can download from the iPhone or android store.
The National WWII Museum tells the story of the American experience in WWII. It is ranked on Trip Advisor Travelers Choice Awards as the #2 museum in the US and #2 in the world to visit. Featuring historic aircraft, and multiple pavilions dedicated to different aspects of the war, the National WWII museum is a must-see.
804 locals recommend
The National WWII Museum
945 Magazine StThe National WWII Museum tells the story of the American experience in WWII. It is ranked on Trip Advisor Travelers Choice Awards as the #2 museum in the US and #2 in the world to visit. Featuring historic aircraft, and multiple pavilions dedicated to different aspects of the war, the National WWII museum is a must-see.
Checking in at over 23,000 square feet, the Audubon Butterfly Garden is the largest free- standing American museum dedicated to insects. Offering more than 50 exhibits and multimedia presentation, the Butterfly Garden will give you a new perspective on the creepy crawlies that populate our planet.
190 locals recommend
Audubon Butterfly Garden and Insectarium
1 Canal StChecking in at over 23,000 square feet, the Audubon Butterfly Garden is the largest free- standing American museum dedicated to insects. Offering more than 50 exhibits and multimedia presentation, the Butterfly Garden will give you a new perspective on the creepy crawlies that populate our planet.
The Audubon Aquarium of the Americas is located on the banks of the Mississippi river, near the French Quarter. The aquarium features exhibits that focus on aquatic life in the Americas – Caribbean reef, Amazon river, Mississippi river and Gulf of Mexico aquatic life are featured in this mesmerizing attraction.
577 locals recommend
Audubon Aquarium
1 Canal StThe Audubon Aquarium of the Americas is located on the banks of the Mississippi river, near the French Quarter. The aquarium features exhibits that focus on aquatic life in the Americas – Caribbean reef, Amazon river, Mississippi river and Gulf of Mexico aquatic life are featured in this mesmerizing attraction.
City Park is truly a sight to behold and offers an entire day of great sightseeing. Encompassing 1300 acres, City Park was founded in 1854, and is home to 800-year-old live oak trees, botanical gardens, museums, a historic carousel, and much, much more.
1516 locals recommend
City Park
1 Palm DrCity Park is truly a sight to behold and offers an entire day of great sightseeing. Encompassing 1300 acres, City Park was founded in 1854, and is home to 800-year-old live oak trees, botanical gardens, museums, a historic carousel, and much, much more.
The New Orleans French Market is a must see when visiting New Orleans. From coffee and beignets at Café Du Monde, to the endless stalls filled with local produce, keepsakes and souvenirs, it is a great way to spend a couple hours before going to the French Quarter.
217 locals recommend
Shops of the Colonnade - French Market
1008 N Peters StThe New Orleans French Market is a must see when visiting New Orleans. From coffee and beignets at Café Du Monde, to the endless stalls filled with local produce, keepsakes and souvenirs, it is a great way to spend a couple hours before going to the French Quarter.
This Algiers Point destination features work that pays tribute to Louisiana’s rich musical heritage and stands as one of the South’s few “living” folk art environments. Mixed-media statuary, poured concrete sculptural forms, and a small museum housing music memorabilia and works by noted self-taught artist
6 locals recommend
Algiers Folk Art And Blues Museum
207 Leboeuf StThis Algiers Point destination features work that pays tribute to Louisiana’s rich musical heritage and stands as one of the South’s few “living” folk art environments. Mixed-media statuary, poured concrete sculptural forms, and a small museum housing music memorabilia and works by noted self-taught artist
The National Park Service Jazz Walk of Fame is located at the Algiers Ferry Terminal. It is immediately recognizable due to the large statue of Louis Armstrong. You can dial in or download a self-guided audio tour about all the famous jazz musicians that called New Orleans home.
Jazz Walk of Fame
The National Park Service Jazz Walk of Fame is located at the Algiers Ferry Terminal. It is immediately recognizable due to the large statue of Louis Armstrong. You can dial in or download a self-guided audio tour about all the famous jazz musicians that called New Orleans home.
Food scene
The Dry Dock is a true local NOLA hangout. Years of blood sweat and beers have made the Dry Dock into a nationally known establishment. Most of the Algiers Point neighborhood stop in regularly and visitors from around the world make it a point to return to the unique charm of the Dry Dock. And its a block away.
54 locals recommend
Dry Dock Cafe
133 Delaronde StThe Dry Dock is a true local NOLA hangout. Years of blood sweat and beers have made the Dry Dock into a nationally known establishment. Most of the Algiers Point neighborhood stop in regularly and visitors from around the world make it a point to return to the unique charm of the Dry Dock. And its a block away.
Tavolino Pizza & Lounge sits between 2 other well-known Algier's Point businesses: Russell Templet's Barber Shop & the Dry Dock Cafe & is just steps from the historic Algiers Point Ferry. Stuffed, "Ping" olives; Arancini (Risotto balls); Authentic, thin-crust, Italian-style Pizza; Pate, Bruschetta Fries.
38 locals recommend
Tavolino Pizza & Lounge
141 Delaronde StTavolino Pizza & Lounge sits between 2 other well-known Algier's Point businesses: Russell Templet's Barber Shop & the Dry Dock Cafe & is just steps from the historic Algiers Point Ferry. Stuffed, "Ping" olives; Arancini (Risotto balls); Authentic, thin-crust, Italian-style Pizza; Pate, Bruschetta Fries.
Nestled in Algiers Point, New Orleans’ only true “village” neighborhood, is the Crown & Anchor, New Orleans’ only authentic English pub. The Crown & Anchor serves as a meeting place for friends and neighbors, and is a place where no one remains a stranger for long.
73 locals recommend
Crown & Anchor English Pub
200 Pelican AveNestled in Algiers Point, New Orleans’ only true “village” neighborhood, is the Crown & Anchor, New Orleans’ only authentic English pub. The Crown & Anchor serves as a meeting place for friends and neighbors, and is a place where no one remains a stranger for long.
Congregation Coffee Roasters' mission is to provide New Orleans and the Gulf Region with quality roasted whole bean specialty coffee. Congregation Coffee is roasted in small batches for ultimate freshness. With quality beans and fresh-brewed coffee, we hope to make your everyday brighter.
45 locals recommend
Congregation Coffee Roasters
240 Pelican AveCongregation Coffee Roasters' mission is to provide New Orleans and the Gulf Region with quality roasted whole bean specialty coffee. Congregation Coffee is roasted in small batches for ultimate freshness. With quality beans and fresh-brewed coffee, we hope to make your everyday brighter.
This darling local cafe is the perfect place for coffee or a meal. The ambiance is nice with fun vintage music or a live musician on the weekends. No alcohol, but this is New Orleans, just bring a flask and put a little nip in your sip if you want. The staff is super friendly.
82 locals recommend
Tout De Suite Cafe
347 Verret StThis darling local cafe is the perfect place for coffee or a meal. The ambiance is nice with fun vintage music or a live musician on the weekends. No alcohol, but this is New Orleans, just bring a flask and put a little nip in your sip if you want. The staff is super friendly.
The Appetite Repair Shop is a specialty to go food shop featuring freshly made, chef driven meals inspired by the best the world has to offer! No seating, one man show with delicious food cooked right then and there.
30 locals recommend
Appetite Repair Shop
400 Vallette StThe Appetite Repair Shop is a specialty to go food shop featuring freshly made, chef driven meals inspired by the best the world has to offer! No seating, one man show with delicious food cooked right then and there.
Affordable and tasty meal options at River Fine Foods Store in New Orleans and chow down on some great dishes throughout the week. Produce like this is not just nutritious...it's delicious, too! Luckily for you, this place has delicious meat in stock.
11 locals recommend
River Fine Foods Store
1403 Patterson RdAffordable and tasty meal options at River Fine Foods Store in New Orleans and chow down on some great dishes throughout the week. Produce like this is not just nutritious...it's delicious, too! Luckily for you, this place has delicious meat in stock.
This is a perfect place for an afternoon drink, located just blocks from the docks. They regularly have live music... Thursday 9pm Friday 5-7pm and 9:30pm Saturday 9:30 Sunday 3:30pm Check their website to confirm set times.
82 locals recommend
Old Point Bar
545 Patterson RdThis is a perfect place for an afternoon drink, located just blocks from the docks. They regularly have live music... Thursday 9pm Friday 5-7pm and 9:30pm Saturday 9:30 Sunday 3:30pm Check their website to confirm set times.
Channel your inner chef with awesome cooking classes at Robin’s Nest. You can learn how to cook many incredible New Orleans dishes, including: gumbo, etouffee, bread pudding, banana’s foster, shrimp & grits, and both Cajun and Creole roux’s. A New Orleans experience not to be missed.
Casa Pelican Cooking Classes
712 Pelican AveChannel your inner chef with awesome cooking classes at Robin’s Nest. You can learn how to cook many incredible New Orleans dishes, including: gumbo, etouffee, bread pudding, banana’s foster, shrimp & grits, and both Cajun and Creole roux’s. A New Orleans experience not to be missed.
Compass Point Events offers a great venue for weddings and special family and corporate events. They offer a full menu of services, and even have guest cottages on site for bride/groom during weddings.
25 locals recommend
Faubourg Fresh Market
541 Bermuda StCompass Point Events offers a great venue for weddings and special family and corporate events. They offer a full menu of services, and even have guest cottages on site for bride/groom during weddings.